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Democracy dystopia

Published 12 Jul, 2013 10:25 | Updated 12 Jul, 2013 13:13
Fireworks light up the sky on July 7, 2013 as hundreds of thousands Egyptians flood Cairo's landmark Tahrir square to demontrate against ousted President Mohamed Morsi and in support of the Egyptian Army in Cairo. (AFP Photo) © AFP

What is the future of the Arab Spring? Is democracy alone enough? Should Egypt be a role model for the Arab-Muslim world? And what is the future of Islamic parties in the region? CrossTalking with Gareth Porter, Steven Bucci and Naim Salem.

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